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Loto-Québec plans Saguenay gaming hall opening by mid-2027

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Loto-Québec plans to open a gaming hall in Jonquière, Saguenay, by mid-2027, the lottery corporation said. The venue will combine gaming with entertainment, hospitality and other amenities, and will be its fourth gaming hall of this type in Quebec.

The planned venue would expand Loto-Québec’s land-based gaming operations in Saguenay.

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The Lottery Corporation ASX: TLC

Financial year ended 30 June 2026

Revenue
AUD 3.55bn
Operating income
AUD 576.6m

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